Just save what I put in the code tags as a new text document and change the extension to .bms then just run this program and follow the instructions. http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms after you run it once it will get stuck on a folder called p\ something just delete the first # where it says to...

This seems to be a recursive archive from what I can tell and is not easy to support in quickbms. I think I can write an extractor that will skip over some folders and get the files with names. ill post my progress here soon. #locate first header #goto 0x8f3950 #un comment this to get bye the 1 bad ...

just download it from here and follow the instructions.
http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms

this extracts the files can anyone help with the decompression lzss almost seems to work. get IDSTRING long endian BIG get FILES long get NULL long get ARCSIZE long endian little for i = 0 < files getdstring NAME 0x24 endian BIG get OFFSET long get ZSIZE long get SIZE long endian little log NAME OFF...

This is the best I could figure out while keeping the name. quick BMS script getdstring ID 0x2 get FILES short #I can't find the file num so just add "math FILES += X" #without the "" and replace X with how many dds files over 3 you want to check for. goto 0x12 for i = 0 < FILES ...

Any clue/bms for Indiana Jones lego? 8D http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=3068 Here is an exe scan of the game. I am not familiar with this algorithm / compression. C:\signsrch>signsrch.exe "F:\Program Files\LEGO Indiana Jones\Indiana_Jones_GameExplorerHelper.dll" Signsrch ...

scripts.bin is very random. it contains the file names and different files.

This will extract the files but no names I will see if I can figure the names out.

Here is an extractor for FEZ (fantasy earth Zero) get FILES long get UNK long for i = 0 < FILES get NSIZE short getdstring NAME NSIZE get OFFSET long get SIZE long log NAME OFFSET SIZE next i this is a great archive format for som one to learn bms scripting from. I attached a sample. website http://...

If you upload the main game exe i can try to figure out what the compression used is.

can you go to end of file and add x bytes to the end like "fatduck"
and then process the file like normal?
not another - option just something in bms script like what fatduck did with the end of file only adding some bytes to the end so it will recognize it as a file.

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I though it would be zlib but when I tried quickbms on the archive I just get errors and I even tried using a hex editor to create all the parts of the archive but I could not get that type of zlib to decompress.

I have been trying to figure out this archive format and it has me stumped. this is what I have done so far witch I think is most of the format. idstring "VFS-VOL" goto 0x10 get OFFTBL1 long # 35A28 get NULL long get OFFTBL2 long # 35848 get NULL long get FILES2 long get FILES long #OFFTBL...

this tool can extract those decompressed archives.
http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php? ... 12158&st=0
it may also be able to extract the compressed ones.
is this from puyo games?